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- f. ti \ . Nll.llllvrt 5631-.1 THEATRE ROYAL, LYCEUM. tU'iderlh e ..„ , tatnoritioi'ine Lost) CHAMBERLAIN.) IS PRESENT EVENING, ,S•ipt.2B, 1 8 1 6, I'll eititiajesties' Servants will ad the Comedy of THE JEALOUS WIFE. • . Oaktv, Mr. W ROUGHTON ; tlaj,r Oakly, Mr. PALMER; RuSset; Mr. DO .v.ruN ;- Sir Harry Beagle, Mr. WRENCH, (, hih first appearance in that C harader) ; Laut Trinket. Mr. DE CAMP ; Captain O'Cuiter, Mr. jokiNsToNE ; • Mis 0 ,kiy. Mrs. GLOVER, tn,eing her first appearance at this Theatre); Lady Freelove, Mrs. SPA ItK.S ; Harriet, Mrs. PRGE ; •Tinlet, Miss TIDSWELL ; C hamberlaid, Miss lON ES. To which wilt he alecli-the Farce of . ' THE, DEVIL, TO PAY., Sir lohn L - Overole; Mr. I. SMITH; lob Son, Mr. DOWTON ; • Lady : ..ovelute, Mrs. SCOTT; Lettice, Miss TlDsw ELL ; Lucy. Miss (ONES; M ac . Miss MELLON. Stt~ s to he taken of Mr. Spring, at.,the Box-Office in the ~s' Ehtrance, of. who m tray also be had Private Boxes os. Secozal.price 3s. —Pit 35. 6d. Second-price 2s.—' Pric e ". " 4 . Setond-price rs.—Upper Gallery is. Second_ 1:1 1 61 * tor in4 e _ e poors to be operied at .Half past Five, and ,the Per. to begin at Hail past.Six..—No Motley .to be re. "1• 0 7 1 14 . - 11 ,1Qtrow, Tha Heir at Law ; with The Mayor of Gar- Wee-un Tuesy Stranger ; with Ella Rosenberg. k e Comedy of The Hypocrite will be repeated next • fr o T m h e l'ublic are respedfully informed, that Mr_ Lovegrove, Theatre Royal, Ilath, is engaged at this Theatre, " I 'Make h is first appearaniie hi a few days: • i'lly t tV-;LF. FIRE INSURANCE, CORNHILL ' • " l ENT cf RENT or P.RE MISES tendered untenant able by FIRE. 0,,,ES of losurance,expiriog at Michaelmas r lod, 4,lQuiti be renewed within ,kifreen Days from that pe t°.Prevent the Nudes' raterest ceasing therein. • 2'eantile bisurances - elletieci at 'reduced Pronniums. EAGLE Li 1-E INSURANCE. tit atverY description of Insurances upon Lives may be efFea ebtl. 'at "kis Office e with the utmost facility, upon terns of pe. advanta, , • • Nll . W NI. E TIJA M, Secr etary.. 0 . , • File Hlt• yearly Divioends are now uaying at the • A' the Bigglesvvade, Bedfordshire, Pro f Y<JUAiG G N 1 . ..11.14 EN are genteelly Boarded, arid U l 4 ( . 11 Y litstruCled, for Thirty Guineas._ per Ammo), and 1 " It Ilea Entrance - . The - Sehabl re-opens on the . 23.1 in pt, , Cue praises bvtowed, on . eyery. W ork I t he .by NIC Ito LAS SA 411,10 (tiow the Master of Academy) have long ago pronounced'him nullified t 'stif Yotohy end-those Parents, t' Yn.vtri tie t I. , (nown, , have this' fmther pledge for justice being the Pupils-with whom he ni‘ty be entrusted, that he t ike o: anxious to retain the charatler he has acquired by the e da ll tt l , l . manner in winch he has inSituCted the Children of taco el. hutiread; - 1.-sq. and of several Persons of great t re_ in the County of Bedford. By his peculiar Plan tltL i ii'ettiO4 Grammar, tire judgment of. his _Pupils •is .gra tasik? -Improved,- and a solid foundation . is laid far learning d "Y•latigmage. The Pupils who are w learn French It is its utmost purity ; those who are intended utolung-house shall,. by his curious, eki , editious, and - 1 %4 13 '; ''Danner Ciphering,• be enabled to work most ques two third: of the time commonly employed ; the y sha ll likewise be properly - trained to. Book-keeping-. In S • I •to render; by his assiduous care, he ainion lopes tat 4 o' 4 ' 4 de Academy equal, it not superior, to any Clasbi ' Commercial Academy. • FREEHOLD HOUSE LOTTERY. Order 01 the Lords of His Majesty's on/f tJ ES DAY, the 4th of December next, the rrfatitllast GRAND CITY LOTTERY will commence • rawing in Guildhall, London. betad at all the'Lottery Oitices, present Price . • £8 iss. each. L ottery contains 1 wenty-tive CAPITA L PRIZES,' t,' N ithiated at uwards ot t.)N E HUN OREL) . TllO USAN D , • UU • DS Value, and consist p uc' S ,.,U B STANTI Al. -and W ELL. FINISFIED Sit EfI()LD I-lOUs LS, LAND-TAX FREE, tvr alt W, I" the most eligible P.ri of the City of ,London f eithvr nelesale or Retail Business, and is the last and only p." Oort u n i ty titer P ttol ic,w i i.ever have of obtaining for a few 4 a valuable F reehold Istate. _ oClicincs and Particulars G ratts. t . .:ISH reminds his Friemls that the LOTTERY I;Akrt : rivgins - and the igtit of N L.. / XT Sliate,s are selling in great Variety, at_ both' his ices, •• W I CORNHILL, and 9, iCIIARING-CROSS, W; t 7 r ; `' .111 11 . t . 1 Y CAel 1. P 1 LES wereSolci Shaf . es . . 114 'the last Nine Months, including . 1 hrre Pr, zes yr . "I he preSent S - clierne contains oniy Mll , Y 4 there are . . . 5 - Yrizcs of zo,OOJ 5 _ _ _ Th e 5 _ ti oe re are Fi ve Ti c k e t s of each Number, and the fate of I.l. 4ne e cities th:. other F-01.11% One or. N wither must gain. One crced Thousand Poliods Alf Busineßusinessin ttic PulaEc Funds transaded with 11. tie,,t Y and dispatch by . 'T. BI SH, Stack-Broker S W IFT and Co. Contractors with' Government l'ub l v i ' t the ptesenc• LO respect forty . tin the - gr e4 Itva the TICKETS and Sll., ,are selling, in t variety, at their Office F, No. ti, POU I.TRY, No. 12, LIIARING-CIOSS; No. 31, ALDGATE HIGH-STREET,.. ' 4 I,Z i Iv ID Y their Agects in the Country.—The Prices are mucir .Itio i k k than in the' last Lottery, 'and the Scheme, which is 1, 0 / 4 Ppn,ved, contains an additional 20,0001. Priz, with 0 0 timbers less thano last. • • Tie Drawing will begin ite and finish' i9th OCTOBER. SCHEME. - S Prizes of . 2'0,060 . . . 5 . • of . . . 2,c,00 S - . i,coo . . . • Sdo 100 . . • • .• - . 'I. 0• . . . . • 44 0 • • • • • .„.......! . . . . . Numbers. r' . . rOo,coo 40,0c0 5,009 50.);:o • 2,100 lj . • • • '• 3,Z - goo 2,500, 7;,000. ' A.:2c0,000 FIVE TICKETS 6F . EACH NUMBER. w :n the LAst LOTTERY, No. 4,09, aTrize of zo,oool. s Old at SWIFT and Co:'s Otfice, sixn:cn Sixteenth areas *kits several inferior Capitals. ~~~ KENT. FREEHOLD MILL, HOUSES. AND LAND ArLEW- !SHAM, - TO Rt S0;1;1) BY AUCTION, , To the best bidders, pursuant to 'an Order. of His Majesty's Court or I..xc.heqUer, before Abel MOysey, Esq. beputy • Iteineinbruicer or the said Court, at Garraway's Couec house, Excliati l 2,e-lley.. London, on Wednesday, the Loth • day bl Oitober next, at 12 o'clock, IN 11IREE..LOTS, A I,T,ltiabe FREEHOLD. ESTATE, (seized into ihs Majesty's hands, by' virtue of-a Writ of Extent against,the lion. George Villiers), consisting - Of an excellent Loin-mitt; .6.' , oricing three. pair of Sto.res, with all the Geer. and TacK le 1,1 good order; mill and Stocks, Store rooms, !•,conring, house, &e.. on a capital stream or Water, adjacent to Lewisham . bridge, only rive miles from London, in OccuOtiun of ;Mr. lialmes • a commodious House, v,it:( - .:.liatSe.-outise, Stable, &c. and ' extensive .Orehardand Gar-. den, to the occupation of Mr. Mesnard ; and also a Dwelling house, with e- house,. Dressing-shops, and large:Drying pound-or Meanow, in the occupation at Mr. Wtrt. The remises all adjoin, and are Ictat yearly Rents. alnatnt pear 4 ol : , o viewed, bv leave of the Tenants, and printed Parti culars had, on the ; at the Green Man, Illackheath ; and the Lotreq.:Mouses on the Corn Exchange ; at the 0 ihLe of the Deputy Keincinbranctr, ,in the Exchequer Office, Inner Tel'ople, London ; or Charles Bicknell, Lsq. Solicitor of theAdmiralty,•Spring Garden Terrace; of Messrs. Knight and 'ones,. Hare court, Temple ; of Messrs. Haniott and Metcalfe, Lincoln's-inn; • and - at Garraway's. • THOSE who suffer Nervous-1n Allan I rum - weak- Jyl ness o f Stomach,. -obstructed Bile, and bad Digestion, will find relief inSPI LSIiISRY's PATENT ANTlSCOlt utrric; Intoes, which enjoy all the properties of Cak. met `without its irritability; tii7y also consult the health ut the Stomach, by promoting the Appetite, and an increase of Spirits as the health improves. In deep• seated Abscesses, where a Cure could scarcely be contemplated, so. healthy a change has been produced, "as to excite the best hopes of suc cess. In Eruptive, Scropliiilons, pouty, Rheumatic, anti Scorbutic Complaints, its reptitatiOn is estiiblished. West- India Orders attended to, at the Dispensary;, is, Soho.square,' London. The genuine Medicine has the Government Duty print6.l on a black ink Stamp, and the words " By the King's l's tent," expressed on the bottle, bill of direction, and outside wrapper. SOld at 15, Soho square, in small bottles of zs. 6d. double bottles 104. and larger al. 25, CompUtind Essence Ss. To THOMAS TAY Lt) R, Lsq. J Si a, ! No. 9, New drike-street, Biackfrian. I CO:C. - SIDER it but an ad of Jit:.i.ice due to !be .1. merits of your LEAK E's PAT EN'r PILLS, to coin- Municate to you the following Cure which has recently been performed by them : --An Acquaintance of ruble, by the breaking out of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by -a complication of disorders arising therefrotni, was reduced 41-• most to a skeleton ; and aithougn he had the best mail - cal ' advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety ot _Patent Medicines,- nothing Could be procured which-seethed to suit -his case. or to do halt airy' Service : lie remained in a most re duced and pitiable situation fur two years, unabledo 1611 - -tv Iris profession, and scarcely able to walk'or even to stand on hiS legit; in fad, no one who !..lew Rini everSupposLct it pos sible for him to recover. He was advised ai last to• try :Air Leake's Pills ; he ,did so, adhering strictly..to tlidirectioi.s given with them. tle'had not taken more than two boxes - before lie found an.alteration- tor the better : s ib's encouraged him to proceed, and by, taking a teak boxes more he found his appetite and 'strength gradually return, and is now as_ healthy and stout as any man I ,i• - .now. You.hre weLunit, Sir, to refer any person to ma e for confirmirtion of Cie above account if it shoo id 1: ,, ,,: Ls , l4tecl. " . . . --' 15:11 Sir, ) our übed;ent humble servant, Library, Folkstone. TiitH. PURD'AY. Prepared . and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, THOS. TAYLOR, Member ot the Royal College-of Surgeons London, at his liouSe, No. 9!, New Bridge-street ; • Where, after a constant residence of more dim Foriy. Yet „. in a pradiceparticularly threcled to the Core of 'Yea , rea l Complaints, and iliose"-incidental to the Parts of Cr ~e , ,_ ' tion in both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy wf.is A men of his profession should always observe, he litni , 4 „ b ins self, the advice-anti assistance he gratuitously at' ministers t. persons taking this NiediCiLle, Will he esteeirte d by a dis cerning Public, as an advaratage seldom to be 9 atained, and void of ambiguity. . Also sold, by his Appointment, for thn' convenience of OP, r ~,. 10 3 ' oxford t hose living at a distance, at the Perlittner's, - No ;3s, St. Al ban's-street, Pall Mail ; the To)sli street ; Mr. Diborciagh's, No. 7, s Fist' ~..,,,,.., :ail ; Mr. Baxter's South Bridge, Edinburgh.; Mr . ~ N.ll Doil:Ald'S,'GlAS. goW ; Nit% Bull, Dame-street, Dublin -; m i .. B o iinge,,, Li-. kie..Arkon . s, 1,1;i.c4 ; s if r atai. by 0, e t'erstbn in every considerable - I' own in Great, Britain awl I re! , mo, i n. reoxes'of only as. 9d. each, sealed - LIP witli full :1; ti.p.ain di tidier's, whereby p,!rsons of elite i .!, t. . x 1.144 cute ~,,,,,,IV,S with eas speed, secrecy, and sr .1e ., ) ,. - N. B. 'very BoX sold in Gr . it Britain is sealed up with 'a Stamp,. on which,-;by tav -our of the Commissioners, is printed at the Stamp-otliv . it T. r 0 . 0 r ., - N o. 9 , New "Bridge-street," to imitatV ' ,viiit:h it l'elony, and all others are . cuunterfats, . , 4 retr -- e; .......L, , ...),,..„... ....... , ~.... „,,.., ~. , ......„,,,:,. .... • ~,...,,,,,, , ~..,..,.. ivr91 4 3 : 4- ": q ' [PRICE SIXPENCh FROM , THE PRE. 'CH PAP F4S, . . CoNaucT or Trig itivinisti' tat arAtN AND PoRTVGAL. "First period.--GenoraiMo'ore; with 25,000 gtiod , _ (mops, chd nothing in NoVe;iibei-, 1808, for the • Spaniards. ' S ; elin,• however, had then 300,1)01 men under firms, and all her troops of the line ! The ~ French - 11-ed,quart,sls were 'at Vittoria. • Bithoa Was . ' • • occupied by the Sp inish army, of Galli ta, "More than 80,000 strong'; the . a: My of 'Estrernadnra, in number 30,000, occupied Burgos ; • 90,000 men, commanded by Castanos, occupie I Tudela, in-de pend fltly of the armies which pCcupiedt'he piss or SomOsierra ancitlie•Guadiamai without speaking of Catalonia. '. •••• - " General Moore had arrived eit`Salainanea since the nwetli '<A September, 'and remainediliere dn.. ring the whole of November, an idle spectator of 'the desonlion of the Sp:ini-h ai ours of the first - line, at the battles of Espinbsa;' Bitrgo , , and TUdela. • - The f'incha3 - my ad:l , 2lmA upon VoLadolid• and Arandaz be remains undisterbe.d, permits' the So- Innsierra to be forced, and Madrid In be t4,eo, with out miWiVa Step. " Eight days a ,- ter he knew t,tat 'Madrid was taken, that the . Spanish- 'armies were destroyed and driven tact; on Andalusia, he put himself in motion frOm Salatnanea, - and adva iced .to Menace . the' corps of - the Duke of Dahnati i ; tint soon .perceivitig_thes snare into' which 'he had tall •n,- the reinanis Of his army shamefully embarked it Lo- , runtia, after abandoning their artiil ryotores, and hospitals: It appeared as if he had only coote mto .Spain to witness - the destrtietibn 'of the Spanish fn. - •rnits:olthe first,and second line. ' lf - General Moore had marched either to Espinosa to sileportißl'ake,.or to iltliVis, to support the Army of &item rd,ra, or .tiiTudela to,sepport' Castanos, conqueror or con quered, he Woi:l4 have (i-ne his'duty of friend and a,l;y. if,.alterwards' he had advanced upon Stitno, sierr(t,:niritoßina, he would nay, covered Madrid, given time ‘to org.inize the der rice of that cipit34- he' would hive raffle 'i the remains of the Spanish - :tr.." Wires, dnd"Whethe(sticcessful or not, he Would have tried his fOrte.ne with honour; ,the insurgents must have. felt'grateful w the En Jis' i, and would not h3rve been well Intit* . d in 'their coniplaints. But there is a fatality , att. - idled to the English armies; !key are good for nothing - to their allies. Gen rag Moore was not 'more useful to the Spanish cause, which Was tin decidedlor ever, than he had been to the cause iif Sweden, when be saw the isles- of Aland, SWeabourg, and• z',ll F-iillid, take:i under his eyes. He had . been present at the ruin of the Svedish ar: mic. )- he carne to Spain, to ha present at die ruin yf the Spanish armies: thus will posterity speak of this great expedition. . , • " Second period.—The war of the fifth coalition was lighted upon the Continent. The moment ap. neared favourable to push the affairs of S' ,, en with aCtivity; The French Cabinet felt this $o strongly that it had the boldness to engage in this war, wi h. out drawing :1" single man ' - froth the army of Spain. Tfe Imperial Guards were the only troops with , ! . drawn. • By this the hOpes of the English were de-, ceived; •but - if ever there was a moment when they rrfght have hoped to regain the - superiority in Spain, it was this. " - " Lord Wellington marched from Lisbon. The Duke of Daitnw ia, who was - at Oporto, perceived, the impossibility. of struggling with 16,000 troo.e 3 . against Q 4,060 English, against the Portuguese i n . starreelion, and againstthe • scattered bands of. th e Spanish ingurreation ; for the French armies 'with-- i out direCtion in Spain, remained itiSula'xd, and either did . not profit by the advantages v. hi c h t h e i r expet ience and' discipline might have'sveured; or did not assist each other, but remained t.„ H ee,„. . p o i_ ; tOgal- was evacuated' vvithouf a "oattle. Europe then _expeEted that England - woo',d pr e s en t h erse lf g with honour, and an itnposinr .; attitude' upon , t e e continental theatre ; that 50,0'00 men from En - land would join 'Lord` Wellington's army, and form ' an army o in f ore than 60,e , 00 „,-„,which it was cr,uldplace.under arms ; a supposed that England Vue' remains of the Spanish force', Which added to . and Portuguese insiir n - ,cuts , and . sUpported by the 'feru, e would have constituted gold of Mexico and an imposing mass 'of fOrce.. The English, faithful tit their system, sent no reinforcements to Lord Wellington. T nut General, after enterprises lightly Taken up, wil',,out calcu;aiion; and. in the most per feet ignoranf.e of the force of his enemy, escaped, by a raira:', e , entire destruction; . after the tattle of ; but he lost his, hospitals; and returned to to reel uit his.army. During, This period, I L ' i a s l b a o ve li r 7 3 .: 3 ' ), " d other English troops came to perish in the "ig' sties of Wakeleren, Thos,. - in the second pe rie ,i.i of the Spanish war, 'the English have constant -1.: i , s tud i ed tO ~, 'ivoic.l . . 'What could endanger themselves, and td - do only that which was necesory_ to stir op the people, and foinent civil war. If they exp ,sed themselves to danger fpr a' moment, it proceeded (tom folly, atid a shameful ignotanCe of Continental War. : S'eortly • after, Seville. and Andalusia were ' taken from the, Spaniards; and that J unta, the dem ally of the Kind of England;- was driven within the fortifications ofC . adiz, without this terrible General Wellington having made a single movement to assist them, or made a di%ersion in favour of Sevilie, the last hope of the insurrection. • ' ' Third Period.—The Continent being restored to peace at Vienna, all men of sense an6Ltriends to humanity - exeected, that since England bad not known Itow.to profit by 'the war of the fifqi coali tftm, and bad calculated so ill as to send 30,000 men to perish in the 'marshes of W..lceei en, ii,stead ' of employing them to drive. the' French from Spain, she would lea it her true interest "to retire groin - this theatre, and no linger render herself guilty of the blood she tips caused to ' flow, ,and of the hotrois which were there committed; and that the would • ‘V: Ai:4J FI“DAY, S. SALES OF ESTATES, &c. HERTFORDSHIRE. MANOR, NLANSIONi,ANI) VALUABLE ESTATES, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, To the best bidders, pursuant to an order of his 'Majesty's Court of Exchequer,. b.fire Abel. Moysey, Esy. Deputy Riinembrancer of the said Court, at Garraway's Coffee bouSe, Exchange-alley, London, on Tuesday, the 9th, and Wednesday, the loth Days of October next,, at Twelve o'Clock each day, • In FOURTE EN , LOTS, \j E R Y valuable FREEHOLD •E3TATES, V (seized into his Mii;esty's hands by virtue of a Writ of Extent,"against the Howurable George Villiers), situate in the Parishes of Aldeahana and Bushdy, only 14 miles tram London, consisting of the Manor, or reputed Manor .of Pigotts, with the Rights, Royalties, Members, and Appur tenances thereunto belonging. A most desirable villa called Pigotts, a large Family Mansion, called Debrow, an Inn knovin by the Sign of the Coach and Horses, twetve Cot tages, a Lawn, very - eligible for treaing a Villa, opposite Hillbeld Lodge, and several beautiful Paddocks, containing upwards of 400 Acres of rich Grass Land,' in the Parish of A Ideoliam, Tithe free, and exonerated from Land Tax; in a Most delightful Country, and iii the . i‘ighest state of Culti vation, ut which immediate Possession may be had. Also, .a Cobtary Residence, a Cottage, and 25 Acres of. Grass Land,' in the Parish of Bushey, of which the Land' fax is redeemed. N To be viewed, by application to M'r. -Trumpe', at Lech more Heath, near Pipits, and to -he Tenant of the Coach and lifirses, and printed partiCulars may be forthwith had of tliCsm, and also at the Essex Aims, Watiord ;" the White st. Albans ; . the Assembly. ilouse, Stainnore"; at the Office or. the Depot! Rementbrancer, in the E. xchequer Office, inner Temple, Loudon ; of Charles Bicknell, Esti. Solta.' tor of tare Adreiralty, Spring Garden TerraLe ; 'ot - "Messrs. Knight and - Jones, bare-court, Temple ; where, , arid- at Mr. rumpei's Hans of the Estate may be seen •of Messrs. I tannin an d Metcalfe, in etcalfe, Lcoln's Inn ;of Mr. Claridge,. Pall Mail ; of Mr. -William (agues, Hatton.Carden;* and - at t...arraway'6. FACTORY NEAR LONI)ON. • T 0 S 0 L 1) 13Y AU. C N, To the best Bidder, pursuant to an order of his Alajesty's Court ol _Exchequer, before Abel Moysey, Esq Dep,ty Keinembfanccr of the 'said Court, at G-irraw.ty's house ; Exchange-allay; London, un We:hiesday, th.! loth .Ds of,Ober ricxt, at Twelve o'clock, in One Lot, _ Vit;uable FIiEP.:I-IOLD ESTATE, crilltd ALDENHAAI FACTO Y, (seized into his Majes. ty's hands by virtue of a Writ ot Extent against the Honour. able George. Villiers),l,..coh,listing_ot a convenient Dwelling . House, , and extensive ranges ot. lin tidings, spaciOus Fadory orthree Floors', winked by. a.powertiil Stearn Engine, - 311,4 fitted up for she,:fing Cloths,i. and concluding any hranen' of; the Woollen or Cotton Manutactures, to a ,r,rea: ,xtent, well supplied with waler, - .0(1 . 744 AcrcS oicapital Freehold . f tine Free 'Land, in the Parish of A Idenham, in the CoulitY of Herr, and only 14 (roles frcrm 'London. To he viewed by applying to,lr. Trumpet, at - Lechn - fore Heath, near the Premises, and particulars in ty be tortliwith had of hi u ; also, - at the ,Talbuf ',lnn, Leeds ; Stratlind Arms, IVaketi,l:l ; Bridgewater Arius, ALint.nester ; Fr; , oine•; Angel, Warminster ; • ••Essex Arms, Watford ; at the pfllee of the Deputy Remempraneer in the E clicyuet - Office, toner Temple, Lon4lcn ;• or t: harks Bicknell, Esq. Solicitor ot the' Adantatty. spring - ,Garden Terrac- ; of and I,rirtai (.4:,:reta Pia!: of the Estare he vein), tit Mests. Hatuott and MeLalle ' Lincoln's Inn ; - ot Mr. Claridge, Pall Mali ; of kir. William I aqUCS. Hatton Garden ; and at Gar. sway's. BULKS FREEHOLD,RICH GRAZING LAND, NEAR AYLESBUitY. .TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION,. , To the best Bidder, pursuant to an Order' of his Majesty's Court of Exchequer, bewre. Abel Moysey, Esq Deputy Itcmenibrancer of the said-Court, at Garraway's Coffee house, Exchange-alley, London, on Wednesday, -the lOth day of October next, at iz o'clock," 1N (INE I.OT, A MOST Vallidile GRAZING FARM, called B R u HTO P A rukr..s, close to the :rown.ot A-) ized into hisMajeSty's lianes by virtue•of aWrit of Extent against the lion'..(ieutgo Villiers), consisting oil s 6 Acre. of Tithe Fiee Eand,'exonerated from Land Tax, of the first (polity ' well fenced and watered, with convenient stone-built louse and 0 tlices ; the whole otitand,. and of which immediate possession:may b.t natl. • • To be viewed by applying' to Messrs. Chaplin and. Tindal, at Aylesbury, of whom primed Particulars :nay' be forthwith aiso at I.loVihte Et,irt Inn;Aylesbury ; Kcse a:.dCrown, ; nig'sArins;:tiettchampstead ; White hart; Missen den ;. Esse X 4i rills, lV afford; W lUte I lOTSC, U x.pridge;,Sv.an, kiekinerswolifs; at . the Qlfice of the Deputy iterminorancer, in the Exchequer Mike, Inner '.lllple, London, of Charles Bkknell,ESq. SuliCitor . of the Admiralty, Spring.GardeitTer race ; iii Mess's. Knight and 'ones, llaie-C .urt,. Where a lit:1 of tie. Estate may be seen; of Messrs. Ir.iiirott all i Nle;calf2; ; and at C.!rraway's... , • ‘ l , * 'PT - BNB-ER 28, 1810. Fl RE,. SALtSTIURY-SQUARE, WHEREAS . there is- every 7 reason to' believe that the late Fire in Salisbury-square was wilfully . committed "liy some interested Person or Persons, for the purpose of defrauding the Fire . .. Offices, and which occasioned Mr. STOCK DALE 'a loss of . about •.Three Thousand Pounds, principally consistingof the following Works 1 2 72 Volumes of Debates, 18,9 and iSto. , 800 Dittootto. .Garnetes •,, • 1.400_ Ditto, 4to, C; rose's: Antiquities.' 800 Ditto, 4to. Campbell's Tdur. • 1400 Ditto, Annual Register.: isoo Ditto, last P.art.olthe HiStory of London. 3000 Ditto, Ben lonson's Works. • • Mr. Stock - dale respedtully informs his: Friends and the I^ublic, that in consequenOe of so serious a Loss, he has re— solved to publish the:Works of Ben lonson and, Beaumont: and Fletcher by Subscription, in 4 lar4e vols ,royal B.vo. and : 4 vols. 4to. the fiat at 41. 45. the second at 61: 6s. A List . or the Subscribers will be printed. Piccadilly, Sept.-26, igio. This Day was Published, price 3s. 6J. bound, A KEY to the ELEVENTH EDITION of P. WANOSTRUCHT'SGRAMMAR of the F KEN CIL LANGUAGE. ' By j. CUVELLIER t , French Teacher at Alfred-House Academy. 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